Faults
Tsunamis
Plate Tectonics
Volcanos
Earthquakes
100

True or False: most faults occur in the middle of continents

False

100

True or False

Tsunamis are just one wave

False

100

True or False

The continents are moving all the time

True
100

What are Volcanos made out of?

Solidified lava, ash, and rock

100

The spot in the ground where the earthquake happened

Focus

200

What is a fault?

A crack or line between two different blocks of earth's crust

200

What causes Tsunamis?

Underwater earthquakes

200
What was the supercontinent that existed 200 million years ago?

Pangea

200

The liquid inside a volcano.

Magma

200

The spot on the earth directly above where the earthquake happens

The epicenter

300

The type of fault caused by tensional force

Normal fault

300

In what ocean do most of the Tsunamis happen?

the Pacific Ocean

300

Who discovered continental drift?

Alfred Wegner

300

Will high or low viscosity magma be more likely to explosively erupt?

High

300
The block of crust on top of the fault is called what?

The hanging wall

400

The type of fault caused by compressional force

Reverse Fault

400

What happens when Tsunamis move into shallow water?

They slow down and get taller

400

Name three types of plate tectonics?

Convergent, Divergent, Transform.

400

What are the two geographic areas where almost every volcano forms?

Tectonic plate boundaries, Hot Spots

400

What is a device that measures earthquakes?

Seismometer

500

The fault type where two blocks slide past each other

Strike-slip fault

500

If a tsunami is coming towards you, and you're in a boat in the ocean, what should you do?

Drive as far into the ocean as possible.

500

How far do the continents move in a year?

About 5 centimeters

500

What are the three types of volcanos?

Cinder Cone, Stratovolcano, Shield Volcano

500

What do seismologists use triangulation to determine?

An earthquake's epicenter.